William W. Evans, DMD, MD - Redding (CA)

5 /5 Chris Rocha: Excellent service. Had a molar pulled, no pain at all. Very kind and professional doctor and staff. I highly recommend them.

5 /5 Tawny Stedman: I went just a few days ago to have 4 of my wisdom teeth removed, plus a bonus chunk from a long-fallen out root canal tooth-- and it was a wonder experience. I was super anxious about the procedure the entire time! But everyone was so kind and reassuring, and I would absolutely recommend them to anyone else. It was my first time being put under for a surgery, and they explained every step of it so well, and all my questions were answered thoroughly. Post procedure, its so easy to see what a good job was done! I barely have any pain on day 2, and the swelling is so minimal. I wish I could give them more then 5 stars! They took an experience that I was incredibly scared about, and made it simple and easy.

5 /5 S. R.: Just had a broken wisdom tooth removed. The office was excellent. Staff was friendly and answered all my questions. Had anesthesia for the procedure, woke up and once I felt ready they walked me out to the car. They offered a wheelchair but I preferred to walk. Overall, excellent service. Would definitely use them again if needed.

5 /5 Shawn Scroggin: I was nervous going in to have an upper wisdom tooth pulled that started to bother me. Had I known how amazingly smooth and pain free from start to finish this would be I would have saved myself some worry and stress. The staff is very knowledgeable and kind and the procedure pain free. I have had a wisdom tooth before and a root canal, and expected some pain and discomfort even with the local anesthesia, as I usually expect the need of a second dose during the procedure since 1st dose usually isnt enough. However Dr Evans delivered it and only 1 dose needed and the tooth was gone before I realized he was done... Great experience for me and the best dental experience I have ever had.

1 /5 Robin: My mom had a horrible trip and fall, broke her elbow, and knocked her two front teeth loose.. She was 84 years old with a terminal cancer. She was very concerned about the affects of her condition... it was a humiliating and depressing illness...but to have a tooth extraction and be so cĺose her during an extraction procedure made her feel very concerned and stressed and she wanted to mask in a subtle way, her illness. So, she brought with her some natural oils to mask the affects from her cancer and the humiliation it created, however, when she sprayed a small amount of the oil, she was chastised by the doctor NOT TO SPRAY THAT Stuff. Shame on the doctor that scolded my poor mother She was humilated and embarrassed over her condition as well as was concerned about you and your staff and the unfortunate affects of her cancer. As a note for improvement: Please never shame or scold a cancer patient again. She has passed away, but you made my mother feel like she was a small child in trouble! Shameful. I wanted you to know that we were not happy how you treated her.